I think I know what it is, but would like confirmation. It is small and active, located in Gippsland.
- soakes
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Hi Soakes
Now you got me thinking , but maybe a Jacky Winter ( immature ))
See it! Hear it!
Mid-North Coast NSW
it is definitely young
Peter
I am no expert but at close inspection it looks to me to be a female superb fairy wren.
Shorty......Canon gear
Canberra
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Wow, some differing opinons there!
I think it is a juvenile rose robin, as it has been hanging around and actring like a female rose robin that I have seen about here recently.
I would be equally happy if it is a Jacky Winter, since I have never (positively) seen one, but I don't think so.
I'm pretty sure it's not a blue wren. There are a lot of them about here and I think I would recognise one by its tail action.
- soakes
soakes
Olinda, Victoria, Australia
Hi soakes, I'm with you on the female Robin. The marking on the wing, the long tail downwards, and the round eye. (one bird it is certainly not, a female wren). But have a look at the "red-capped Robin" I posted? I think yout bird has an eyering and the marking on the wing is longer than in the Rose Robin's, it could be a young Red-capped Robin. What do you think?
M-L
It would be cool if it is a red-capped robin, as I have not seen them around here before.
I haven't seen these robins in the past 2 days.
- soakes
soakes
Olinda, Victoria, Australia
Definitely a Rose Robin.
Cheers, Owen.
Thanks, Owen. :-)
- soakes
soakes
Olinda, Victoria, Australia